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Anari is still looking for her forever home. This little beauty has put on some weight and is happy and healthy. She is the definition of a pocket rott, and would absolutely curl up in your pocket if you had one big enough! She absolutely adores people and wants to be with you at all times. She will trot around the house following you wherever you go. If you happen to be faster and are out of sight, she will hunt you down and rejoice when she finds you, like you have been gone 1000 years.
She makes her foster family laugh constantly with her adorable antics. She has all the southern girl sass and is adapting to life in the north quite well. Her favorite place to be is right by your side, whether it is snuggling on the couch or outside in the yard.
She loves her jolly ball and will seek it out as soon as she goes outside. Sometimes she gets distracted by the ball and forgets to do her business, but will remember right before she is asked to go in her crate. She will then go right back out and go to the bathroom.
Ball is life. Anari is a pro at fetch and brings it back to you and will lay right down at your feet. She will fetch for as long as you are willing to throw. She occasionally needs some persuasion to drop the ball or “leave it” but has no aggression when trying to take it from her. She will go “belly up” with the ball in her mouth and will lay there happily and receive belly rubs. If you ask Anari, stuffed toys are evil and must be destroyed. They are shaken and chewed thoroughly. Bones and chews are not evil and are acceptable offerings.
When Anari lays next to you, she is the best snuggler. Your hand MUST be moving and petting her at all times, she will let you know of her displeasure with a stern look if you stop. Her zoomies are hilarious and she will ping pong off furniture if inside. When she is running and zooming outside, her brakes don’t always work and she will rely on your shins and knees to stop her. Her level of stealth is unmatched and she will creep in front of you and lay down as you are walking, so keep a sharp eye on that!
Her human foster sister is officially a moody teen. If you have one, then Anari may solve some of your problems! She will gladly sit and listen to all their worldly woes and give lots of comforting snuggles and kisses while doing so. She’d be down for taking a run to burn off some steam or to get ready for the next sport season. She can break the toughest of attitudes. Warning: May cause unusual symptoms like laughs, smiles, and squeals. She will love all her humans with all her heart for years to come.
You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.
Anari is still looking for her forever home. This little beauty has put on some weight and is happy and healthy. She is the definition of a pocket rott, and would absolutely curl up in your pocket if you had one big enough! She absolutely adores people and wants to be with you at all times. She will trot around the house following you wherever you go. If you happen to be faster and are out of sight, she will hunt you down and rejoice when she finds you, like you have been gone 1000 years.
She makes her foster family laugh constantly with her adorable antics. She has all the southern girl sass and is adapting to life in the north quite well. Her favorite place to be is right by your side, whether it is snuggling on the couch or outside in the yard.
She loves her jolly ball and will seek it out as soon as she goes outside. Sometimes she gets distracted by the ball and forgets to do her business, but will remember right before she is asked to go in her crate. She will then go right back out and go to the bathroom.
Ball is life. Anari is a pro at fetch and brings it back to you and will lay right down at your feet. She will fetch for as long as you are willing to throw. She occasionally needs some persuasion to drop the ball or “leave it” but has no aggression when trying to take it from her. She will go “belly up” with the ball in her mouth and will lay there happily and receive belly rubs. If you ask Anari, stuffed toys are evil and must be destroyed. They are shaken and chewed thoroughly. Bones and chews are not evil and are acceptable offerings.
When Anari lays next to you, she is the best snuggler. Your hand MUST be moving and petting her at all times, she will let you know of her displeasure with a stern look if you stop. Her zoomies are hilarious and she will ping pong off furniture if inside. When she is running and zooming outside, her brakes don’t always work and she will rely on your shins and knees to stop her. Her level of stealth is unmatched and she will creep in front of you and lay down as you are walking, so keep a sharp eye on that!
Her human foster sister is officially a moody teen. If you have one, then Anari may solve some of your problems! She will gladly sit and listen to all their worldly woes and give lots of comforting snuggles and kisses while doing so. She’d be down for taking a run to burn off some steam or to get ready for the next sport season. She can break the toughest of attitudes. Warning: May cause unusual symptoms like laughs, smiles, and squeals. She will love all her humans with all her heart for years to come.
Potential adopters need to fill out an adoption application. References will be checked and a home visit conducted. Potential adopters need to ensure that any current pets and all family members meet with us prior to any adoption. Adopters are responsible for confirming with their homeowners insurance company that there will be no lapse in coverage with a rottweiler or pitbull on premises. Adopters are also responsible for confirming that there is no breed specific legislation in their community.
Processing adoption applications involves our volunteers' time and resources. We ask that you REVIEW OUR ADOPTION CONTRACT which outlines training, housing and fencing requirements BEFORE YOU APPLY. If agreeing to all of the terms in the contract is not something you are willing to comply with, please do not apply.
We prefer our dogs to be placed in northern New England because that's where we are physically. We will extend our adoptions to the immediate surrounding states including northern New Jersey and New York based on volunteer availability.
In accordance with the regulations set forth by the Department of Agriculture in New Hampshire, For the Love of Dog considers our "coverage area" to be New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont and Massachusetts. Dogs who originate outside of our coverage area require additional pre-entry medical expenses and quarantine as well as transportation fees.
Unless otherwise noted, the adoption fee for dogs are as follows:
Rottweilers originating from our coverage area :: $350 ($400 for dogs 6 months and under).
Rottweilers originating outside of our coverage area :: $450.
All Bully Breeds :: $200
Potential adopters need to fill out an adoption application. References will be checked and a home visit conducted. Potential adopters need to ensure that any current pets and all family members meet with us prior to any adoption. Adopters are responsible for confirming with their homeowners insurance company that there will be no lapse in coverage with a rottweiler or pitbull on premises. Adopters are also responsible for confirming that there is no breed specific legislation in their community.
Processing adoption applications involves our volunteers' time and resources. We ask that you REVIEW OUR ADOPTION CONTRACT which outlines training, housing and fencing requirements BEFORE YOU APPLY. If agreeing to all of the terms in the contract is not something you are willing to comply with, please do not apply.
We prefer our dogs to be placed in northern New England because that's where we are physically. We will extend our adoptions to the immediate surrounding states including northern New Jersey and New York based on volunteer availability.
In accordance with the regulations set forth by the Department of Agriculture in New Hampshire, For the Love of Dog considers our "coverage area" to be New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont and Massachusetts. Dogs who originate outside of our coverage area require additional pre-entry medical expenses and quarantine as well as transportation fees.
Unless otherwise noted, the adoption fee for dogs are as follows:
Rottweilers originating from our coverage area :: $350 ($400 for dogs 6 months and under).
Rottweilers originating outside of our coverage area :: $450.
We hold adoption events monthly at PetCo in Concord, NH as well as various other meet & greet events. Please visit our web site for dates & times. http://4theloveofdog.org/event.asp
We hold adoption events monthly at PetCo in Concord, NH as well as various other meet & greet events. Please visit our web site for dates & times. http://4theloveofdog.org/event.asp
More about this rescue
For the Love of Dog - Rottweiler Rescue of New Hampshire is a New Hampshire corporation and a registered charity in New Hampshire operating under the federal tax exempt status of 501c3. The organization is also a licensed animal shelter in the state of New Hampshire, a good-standing member of the Mayor's Alliance of New York City, the Animal Rescue Network of New England, and a Code of Ethics Rottweiler Rescue organization.
For the Love of Dog - Rottweiler Rescue of New Hampshire is a New Hampshire corporation and a registered charity in New Hampshire operating under the federal tax exempt status of 501c3. The organization is also a licensed animal shelter in the state of New Hampshire, a good-standing member of the Mayor's Alliance of New York City, the Animal Rescue Network of New England, and a Code of Ethics Rottweiler Rescue organization.
